Scenes from a Broken Hand
Andrew OrdoverThoughts on teaching, writing, living, loving, and whatever else comes to mind
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[2026 Re-post] Everything Counts
How do you prepare for an important challenge you’re about to face? Whether it’s running in a race, acting in a play, or taking a test, preparation usually involves honing your skills and then applying them in practice simulations. If you’r...
[2026 Re-Post] The Last Mile Problem
The Man in the Van
In logistics and communications industries, there’s a thing known as the “last mile” problem. It relates to the challenges of taking the final step of delivery of goods and services to a customer.
In logistics, al...
Curriculum Metaphors
What Are We Doing?
What is it we’re trying to do with children in our classrooms, day after day, year after year? What is the plan or structure or script that guides us, that tells us what to do next Wednesday and why we shouldn’t do...
The Big Five
Everyone has an opinion about teaching—I suppose because everyone has sat in a classroom. Living through school seems to make all of us feel like experts about teaching, even though living through a surgery doesn’t seem to make us feel qual...
[2026 Re-Post] A Question of Questioning
Simple isn’t always easy, and complicated doesn’t necessarily mean complex and difficult. I could say something straightforward like, “To improve your relationship, pay less attention to how you feel and more attention to what you do.” Simp...
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Educator, author, empty-nest dad, husband of the amazing producer of the fabulous CraftLit podcast. Mystery novels available in print or on Kindle.
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